Aurigin.ai is software for detecting AI-generated and cloned voices. It classifies audio as real or synthetic and can also verify a speaker's identity using voice biometrics. It comes in several forms: AuriginGuard monitors live calls on common video-conferencing platforms, AuriginInspect provides forensic analysis of recordings, and AuriginAPI lets developers build detection into their own products via REST, WebSocket streaming or an SDK. According to the vendor, the cloud service does not store audio after analysis.
Aurigin.ai Ltd is headquartered in Zurich, Switzerland, and no foreign parent company is named. Switzerland is not an EU member state but is an EFTA country with an EU adequacy decision. For AuriginInspect the vendor states Swiss hosting; its privacy notice says it uses IT service providers with data locations in the EU or the EEA and limits transfers outside Switzerland, the EU and the EEA as far as possible. For organisations that want audio to stay inside their own network, an on-premise Docker container is available. Record the hosting location for each product in the contract.